One of the most important features that good shoes for bunions should have is a wide toe box to avoid constraining and irritating bunions - that’s why all Sole Bliss shoes for bunions are built on custom shoe lasts that have been specifically designed with deep and wide toe boxes!

The best shoes for bunions also have cushioning under the entire length of the foot to provide uniform support. The cushioning in Sole Bliss shoes is triple-layered and anatomically contoured, so that undue pressure is not put on the big toe joint where the bunion is located.

Additionally, unlike many other shoes for bunions, ours feature an innovative Bunion Bed stretch panel, which is specially designed to stretch as needed to accommodate and disguise bunions in a flattering silhouette.

When choosing a shoe for bunions, it’s important to find a pair that fit your feet correctly. All Sole Bliss shoes are wide fitting shoes for bunions, but specific fittings do vary slightly between styles, so make sure to consult the fit notes located on the product pages before selecting your size. If you are still unsure, do not hesitate to get in touch with our wonderful customer care team as they will be able to assist you further!

We have many different fashionable styles and designs to choose from, so you are sure to find something you love in our collection of ladies shoes for bunions. And don’t forget to try your new shoes on in a carpeted area to make sure they’re comfortable and fit well before wearing them outside! If they’re not quite right, you can easily exchange them to try a different size or style (please see our returns policy for more details).

Sole Bliss shoes are not only the best shoes for bunions but are also a great choice for a variety of other foot conditions thanks to the wide toe boxes, underfoot cushioning, hidden stretch panel and arch support.

Other health conditions that Sole Bliss shoes are good for include Morton’s neuroma, plantar fasciitis, flat feet, diabetic neuropathy, wide feet, swollen feet, pregnancy feet, hallux rigidus, hammer toes, tailor bunions, Achilles tendonitis, sciatica, arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, fallen arches, joint pain, heel spurs, under-pronation, heel fat pad syndrome, bone spurs, high arches, high insteps, corns, calluses, back pain, gout and post-surgery feet!

Speak to our lovely customer care team for specific shoe recommendations for your foot needs!

We’ve worked very closely with podiatrists over the years when developing our Miracle Comfort Technology and designing our shoes for bunions, and there are certain traits that podiatrists always recommend looking for when choosing shoes for people with foot problems. As previously covered, the best shoes for problem feet feature wide toe boxes, underfoot cushioning and plenty of support, but podiatrists also recommend shoes that are made from good quality materials and aren’t too rigid, tight-fitting, or heavy.

Sole Bliss shoes are handmade from the highest quality leathers and suedes and feature soft leather linings, meaning they soothe and comfort feet rather than rubbing or irritating with poor construction or bad quality materials!

Whilst we all love to wear stylish shoes, it’s important to choose shoes that are going to be comfortable as well. Luckily, with Sole Bliss, you get both! All our shoes are designed to optimise comfort with our Miracle Comfort Technology and soft leather linings, but there are also other things you can do and choices you can make to find the most comfortable shoes for you.

Firstly, make sure you’ve got the correct fit. Take the time to try different sizes and styles, making use of our free exchange system, until you find the pair that fits you best – because there’s nothing more uncomfortable than an ill-fitting pair of shoes!

Shoes with adjustable features can further help provide a custom fit for your feet, such as our Miracle Trainers with zips and our Mary-Janes and heels with adjustable straps. Round and square shaped toe boxes provide the most space for your feet, ensuring your toes aren’t squished, and look out for the styles that feature our anti-pronation device if you’re in need of more support. We recommend looking at our flats for bunions, trainers for bunions, loafers for bunions, platform heels for bunions and low heels for bunions for some of our most popular and comfy styles!